RK Traction Bar Oreintation
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From: morgantown wv
Originally Posted by korps
I know it goes to the axle but does the removable part go towards the front or rear of the vehicle thanks
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From: morgantown wv
Originally Posted by korps
Found it good thing I saved the boxes thanks guys it a straight mount with no rubber bushings right?
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From: Indy
I had tried doing this and it put the bushing side in a bind. Fixed it by having a friend move the mount back. Well, not the mount but welded a piece just behind the existing mount so now it's back an inch or two. No problems clearing anything now.
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From: Elk Rapids, MI
???????
You should not have had to make a new mount for it to fit.
And it is a track bar, not traction bar. Close in name, but totally different in purpose.
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From: Indy
It's probably more due to pushing the axle back a little, but it rubbed the coils, not the diff. I may be able to find a pic to show what I'm talking about. It had rubbed the passenger side coil pretty bad.